Thank you for taking the time to type all those lengthy thorough responses to my questions at the beginning of this thread.

AirDNA is an example for an estimate, but I wouldn't rely on it because it's not accurate; your agent may provide you with more accurate numbers as they have the network and connections to those who have accurate information.Remember to do your due diligence and research thoroughly before making any investment decisions.

I have thoroughly screened the tenant and spoken with the tenant's previous landlord, employer, and references, and they had no issue with paying rent on time and no issues with neighbors.

Do your due diligence: Research the real estate wholesaler thoroughly before engaging in any business with them.

It's important to thoroughly research your options and speak with multiple lenders before making a decision.

However, it's important to conduct thorough research and analysis to ensure that the investment aligns with your financial goals and risk tolerance.

You should get a professional out to test thoroughly both units with a "sniffer" to detect CO levels.

Again, usually not too big of a deal (and I genuinely believe this tenant has good intent), but the last thing you want is any damage done to the rental for something that could have been avoided with thorough vetting.

This could include:Their expected minimum earningsWhat their minimum credit score should beYour policies on smoking and petsYour policies on eviction recordsIt's a good idea to meet tenants in person for viewings, as this will allow you to get a better understanding of who they are.Then of course, as you have said, you should conduct a thorough tenant screening check that will tell you their credit score as well as criminal and eviction history.

During the eviction process you want to be sure you document everything thoroughly with dates and specifics.